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Meanings of set in stone in anglès

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Usage of set in stone in anglès
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From the City Press' report, it seems nothing is set in stone.
The South African
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However, Mr Andrews emphasised that this date was not set in stone.
News.com.au
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Some say 19 September but it's not set in stone just yet.
The South African
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All week they had insisted that last date was set in stone.
The Irish Times
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The most obvious aspect of that heritage is literally set in stone.
The Irish Times
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In politics, some policies seem set in stone, never to be altered.
The Guardian
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It is peopled by the images of fabulous kings, set in stone.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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Not everybody sees the Stallman legacy as set in stone, of course.
Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
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It wasn't as if his relationship with Helen was set in stone.
Amagansett
10
Let's dream big but let's get the foundation blocks set in stone.
The Guardian
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But what's clear is this: her fashion credibility is officially set in stone.
The Guardian
12
The future's not set in stone; there are many possible futures.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
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History is not a fixed reality, and canons are not set in stone.
The Guardian
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He's not just set in his ways; he's set in stone.
Indivisible
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Before then, the definition of a blue moon wasn't quite set in stone.
Wired
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Zuma still has to accept the nomination before anything is set in stone.
The South African
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